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فراشة المدينة · 2011- 1- 24

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28- …..are relatively constant feelings directed towards something or someone that always contain an evaluative dimensions and can be categorized into positive and negative
a- Values
b- Attitudes
c- Self efficacy
d- Existing skills

29- Toxoplasmosis is a disease transmitted from the mother to the fetus in utero via
a- Insect-borne infection
b- Digestive system
c- Urinary system
d-Vertical transmission

30- Values are
a- The morals and ethical propositions people use to justify their actions
b- Convictions that something is real or true
c- Resources, conditions of living and skills
d- None of the above

31- Chronic diseases are
a- Diseases arise as a result of exposure to chemicals or gases

Name:

b- Multi factorial diseases
c- Diseases with long latent incubation period
d- All of the above

32-The process of informing and assisting individuals or groups in making decisions and solving problems
a- Health education
b- Health advising
c- Health information
d- Health literacy

33- Practitioner who is professionally prepared in the field of health education who demonstrate competence in both theory and practice and who accepts responsibility to advance the aims of the health education profession
a- Health educator
b- Health professional
c- Health education
d- Epidemiologist

34-The period of time occupied by the development cycle in the vector is known as
a- The period prevalence
b- The incubation period
c-The extrinsic incubation period
d- None of the above

35- Instructional software refers to
a- Microcomputer programs that can be used to teach
b- It is often called Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI)
c- Cable television
d- (a ,b )

36- The outcomes of patient education programs include
a- Patient compliance with treatment plan

Name:

b- Cessation of certain behaviors
c- Knowledge acquisition
d- All of the above

37- The following diseases are Arthropod-borne except
a- Yellow fever
b- Diphtheria
c- Dengue fever
d- Malaria

38- If the reservoir of infection is non-living (soil, air, water) the appropriate strategy of control measures
a- To find and treat all infected persons
b- To kill all infected animals
c- To limit man’s exposure with constant monitoring of pollution
d- Pasteurization of milk

39- Host parasite interaction includes
a- Controlling the source of infection
b- Blocking the channel of transmission
c- Protecting susceptible individuals
d- Virulence

40- Number of deaths from a disease
Number of clinical cases of that disease
a- Cause specific mortality rate
b- Case fatality rate (CFR)
c- Mortality rate
d- None of the above

41- A preventable disease in which the occurrence of perhaps even a single case may signal the need to re-examine preventive practices
a- Notifiable disease
b- Decennial count
c- Sentinel health event
d- None of the above

Name:

42- The goal of primary prevention is to
a- Delay the emergence of disease
b- Prevent the progression of disease or its sequelae
c- Prevent the disease from occurring
d- None of the above

43 - …………are two types of chronic disease
a- TB and Influenza
b- Cancer and Diabetes
c- Epidemic typhus and Bubonic plague
d- Mumps and measles

44- These diseases may be spread by personal contact except
a- AIDS
b- Trachoma
c- Hepatitis A virus infection
d- Herpes simplex virus infection

45- Rule of thumb uses a time unit that is
a- One-fifth to one-half the average incubation period
b- One-eighth to one-third the average incubation period
c- One-sixth to one- fourth the average incubation period
d- None of the above

46- Any disease for which an official report is mandatory is
a- Chronic disease
b- Communicable disease
c- Notifiable disease
d- None of the above
47-We can differentiate between common source and propagated epidemic by
a- Determining the epidemic map

Name:

b- Determining the epidemic curve
c- Determining the risk factors
d- None of the above

48-…… is a part of comprehensive school health program
a- Physical education
b- Health field
c- Health agency
d- All of the above

49- Learning/Teaching process is enhanced (facilitated) if
a- The learner is not ready to learn
b- The client is distracted by discomfort
c- The client is passive in the learning process
d- Several of the five senses are used

50- A set of health-enhancing behaviors shaped by internally consistent values, attitudes, beliefs and external, and cultural forces

a- Official health agency
b- Health promotion
c- Healthy lifestyle
d- Health education program

51-An epidemiologic study which uses the community as an epidemiologic laboratory

a- Descriptive epidemiologic method
b- Analytic epidemiologic method
c- Experimental epidemiologic method
d- Preventive epidemiologic method

52- A serious current limitation of census is
a- Self enumeration
b- Current population survey
c- Reducing the interval between census to five years
d- Decennial count

Name:

53- For diseases such as TB and rheumatoid arthritis
a- Incidence is the preferred rate
b- Prevalence is the preferred rate
c- Both incidence and prevalence are preferred
d- Cause specific mortality is preferred

54- Continuous variables
a- Does not possess any gap
b- Has countable number of values
c- Characterize by gaps in the values assumed by the variable

d- ( b , c )

55- In descriptive epidemiologic study, personal variables include

a- Demographic characters

b- Case identification information

c- Reporter information

d- All of the above

GOOD LUCK

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فراشة المدينة أكـاديـمـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 47373 تاريخ التسجيل: Wed Feb 2010 المشاركات: 40 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 100 مؤشر المستوى: 0 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: الأكادمية الدولية للعلوم الصحية	رد: بليز بنات رابع تمريض النظام القديم تابع 28- …..are relatively constant feelings directed towards something or someone that always contain an evaluative dimensions and can be categorized into positive and negative a- Values b- Attitudes c- Self efficacy d- Existing skills 29- Toxoplasmosis is a disease transmitted from the mother to the fetus in utero via a- Insect-borne infection b- Digestive system c- Urinary system d-Vertical transmission 30- Values are a- The morals and ethical propositions people use to justify their actions b- Convictions that something is real or true c- Resources, conditions of living and skills d- None of the above 31- Chronic diseases are a- Diseases arise as a result of exposure to chemicals or gases Name: b- Multi factorial diseases c- Diseases with long latent incubation period d- All of the above 32-The process of informing and assisting individuals or groups in making decisions and solving problems a- Health education b- Health advising c- Health information d- Health literacy 33- Practitioner who is professionally prepared in the field of health education who demonstrate competence in both theory and practice and who accepts responsibility to advance the aims of the health education profession a- Health educator b- Health professional c- Health education d- Epidemiologist 34-The period of time occupied by the development cycle in the vector is known as a- The period prevalence b- The incubation period c-The extrinsic incubation period d- None of the above 35- Instructional software refers to a- Microcomputer programs that can be used to teach b- It is often called Computer-Assisted Instruction (CAI) c- Cable television d- (a ,b ) 36- The outcomes of patient education programs include a- Patient compliance with treatment plan Name: b- Cessation of certain behaviors c- Knowledge acquisition d- All of the above 37- The following diseases are Arthropod-borne except a- Yellow fever b- Diphtheria c- Dengue fever d- Malaria 38- If the reservoir of infection is non-living (soil, air, water) the appropriate strategy of control measures a- To find and treat all infected persons b- To kill all infected animals c- To limit man’s exposure with constant monitoring of pollution d- Pasteurization of milk 39- Host parasite interaction includes a- Controlling the source of infection b- Blocking the channel of transmission c- Protecting susceptible individuals d- Virulence 40- Number of deaths from a disease Number of clinical cases of that disease a- Cause specific mortality rate b- Case fatality rate (CFR) c- Mortality rate d- None of the above 41- A preventable disease in which the occurrence of perhaps even a single case may signal the need to re-examine preventive practices a- Notifiable disease b- Decennial count c- Sentinel health event d- None of the above Name: 42- The goal of primary prevention is to a- Delay the emergence of disease b- Prevent the progression of disease or its sequelae c- Prevent the disease from occurring d- None of the above 43 - …………are two types of chronic disease a- TB and Influenza b- Cancer and Diabetes c- Epidemic typhus and Bubonic plague d- Mumps and measles 44- These diseases may be spread by personal contact except a- AIDS b- Trachoma c- Hepatitis A virus infection d- Herpes simplex virus infection 45- Rule of thumb uses a time unit that is a- One-fifth to one-half the average incubation period b- One-eighth to one-third the average incubation period c- One-sixth to one- fourth the average incubation period d- None of the above 46- Any disease for which an official report is mandatory is a- Chronic disease b- Communicable disease c- Notifiable disease d- None of the above 47-We can differentiate between common source and propagated epidemic by a- Determining the epidemic map Name: b- Determining the epidemic curve c- Determining the risk factors d- None of the above 48-…… is a part of comprehensive school health program a- Physical education b- Health field c- Health agency d- All of the above 49- Learning/Teaching process is enhanced (facilitated) if a- The learner is not ready to learn b- The client is distracted by discomfort c- The client is passive in the learning process d- Several of the five senses are used 50- A set of health-enhancing behaviors shaped by internally consistent values, attitudes, beliefs and external, and cultural forces a- Official health agency b- Health promotion c- Healthy lifestyle d- Health education program 51-An epidemiologic study which uses the community as an epidemiologic laboratory a- Descriptive epidemiologic method b- Analytic epidemiologic method c- Experimental epidemiologic method d- Preventive epidemiologic method 52- A serious current limitation of census is a- Self enumeration b- Current population survey c- Reducing the interval between census to five years d- Decennial count Name: 53- For diseases such as TB and rheumatoid arthritis a- Incidence is the preferred rate b- Prevalence is the preferred rate c- Both incidence and prevalence are preferred d- Cause specific mortality is preferred 54- Continuous variables a- Does not possess any gap b- Has countable number of values c- Characterize by gaps in the values assumed by the variable d- ( b , c ) 55- In descriptive epidemiologic study, personal variables include a- Demographic characters b- Case identification information c- Reporter information d- All of the above GOOD LUCK